Not sure which course is which?

LLB is a Law Degree. 
This is the foundation of law and is applicable whether you want to be Solicitor or Barrister. 

GDL -
If you studied a non-law degree but wish to become a lawyer, you must take a conversion course known as the graduate diploma in law (GDL).

LPC - Legal Practice Course for Solicitors
The legal practice course (LPC) is the vocational stage of training to be a solicitor. It is a one-year, full-time (or two-year, part-time) course designed to provide a bridge between academic study and training within a law firm.

BVC - Bar Vocational Course
The Bar vocational course (BVC) is the vocational stage of training that must be completed if you wish to become a barrister. It is a one-year, mainly practical course, designed to provide training that is specific to the work of a junior barrister (a two-year, part-time course is also available at some law schools).

PCL - Legal Practice Course for Barristers
This is the practical course for becomming a Barrister.
You need a Law Degree or another undergraduate degree with a GDL. You must do this course before you can practice as a Barrister. 

LLM Masters degree in Law
List of Universities

If you are interested in a particular University, you can find it's name here and then see which courses it features.

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